Jackson County Inmate Roster – 7-14-19
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Washington County Sheriff’s Department
Kyle Wayne Sneed, 39, Orleans

City of Salem Police
Branden Storm Ritchie, 28, Corydon

City of Salem Police
Gavin Lincoln Brewer

Christopher James Ledford, 42, Salem

Louis Adam Koch, 19, Salem

Indiana Conservation Officers are conducting a death investigation after a man failed to resurface after falling into the water.
Harold Daniels, 59, of Chicago fell into the water along the boat docks at Hammond Marina on Lake Michigan last night around 11:45 PM and did not resurface.
Members of Hammond Fire Department and the Lake County Marine Unit were able to recover him and transport him to Franciscan Health Hospital in Hammond where he was later pronounced deceased.
The incident is still under investigation at this time.
Assisting Agencies: Hammond Police Department, Hammond Fire Department, Lake County Marine Unit, United States Coast Guard, Lake County Coroner’s Office
Two men from Scott County were arrested for burglarizing a church in Henryville.
Kristopher Lucas, 23 years of age, from Scottsburg, Indiana and Jonathan Lamaster, 23 years of age, from Lexington, Indiana were charged with one county each of Burglary, Level 5 Felony and Theft, Level 6 Felony Criminal Mischief, A Misdemeanor
On July 10 at approximately 11:50p the Clark County Sheriff’s Office received a complaint of a burglery in progress at the Henryville Community Church.
Upon the officer’s arrival, they located a door that was ajar.
A security search was conducted inside the church, where two subjects were located.
They were identified as Lucas and Lamaster.
During the investigation, officers located several rooms that had been rummaged through as well as damaged door handles in offices that they were not able to gain entry too.
Officers located items that had been placed in bags placed in bags as well as a missing electric meter from the church.
The investigation continued into Henryville High School parking lot, where a van belonging to Austin Christian Church was located.
Upon making contact with law enforcement and Austin Christian Church officials it was deemed the van had been recently stolen and the church had been burglarized unbeknownst to them.
Located inside the van was the Clark County REMC electric meter which had been taken from the Henryville Community Church.
Wednesday evening proved to be busy for two Sellersburg Troopers who had suspects flee on foot within minutes of each other during their investigations.
Arrested were
Dustin Lee Trowbridge, 26, Corydon, Indiana: Resisting Law Enforcement – A Misdemeanor, Warrant – Failure to Return to Lawful Detention. Remanded into the Harrison County Jail.
Ronlald (aka Ronald) James Walker, 26, Louisville, Kentucky: False Informing – Level 6 Felony, Resisting Law Enforcement – A Misdemeanor, Possession of Paraphernalia – A Misdemeanor, Possession of Marijuana – B Misdemeanor, Trafficking with an Inmate – Level 5 Felony. Remanded into the Clark County Jail.
At approximately 11:25 p.m., Trooper Nathan Newton responded to an “Attempt to Locate” dispatch by Harrison County authorities for Dustin Lee Trowbridge of Corydon, who was wanted for failure to return to lawful detention, and who had been witnessed walking in the area of Corydon-Ramsey Road near Corydon.
Trooper Newton was unable to locate Trowbridge in that location but continued the investigation by searching in the area of the subject’s mother’s house.
He soon spotted Trowbridge who then began running after Trooper Newton identified himself as a police officer.
The chase continued across multiple fences and into a wooded area where Trooper Newton, after repeated warnings, deployed his Taser and took Dustin Trowbridge into custody.
Trooper Newton was assisted by the Harrison County Sheriff’s Department.
Around 11:30 p.m. that same night, Trooper Morgenn Evans stopped a motorcycle near Court Avenue in downtown Jeffersonville for failing to stop at a stop sign and for failing to signal a turn.
During the roadside investigation, the driver gave a false name before fleeing on foot. Trooper Evans gave pursuit, and an attempt to use a Taser on the subject was unsuccessful.
The suspect was able to evade Trooper Evans for a short time but was later located hiding inside a nearby dumpster by an assisting Clark County Deputy.
Washington County Sheriff’s Department
Bryan Lee Anthony, 31, Crothersville

David Solomon Atkins, 46, Pekin

Jordan A Eisman, 23, Vine Grove, Ky

Indiana State Police
Sarah M Slaughter, 28, Salem

Eric J. Hall, 35, Campbellsburg

Washington County Sheriff’s Department
Steven Wayne Baird, 60, Jeffersonville

Jacqueline Adeana Haag, 42, Salem

Dalton Jonathon Moore, 27, Salem

Vernon James Wilson, 44, Campbellsburg

City of Salem Police
Sean D. Keller, 24, Scottsburg

Lois June Stewart, age 78, of Pekin, Indiana passed away on July 11, 2019 at Lincoln Hills Health Center in New Albany. Born on November 8, 1940 in Columbia, Kentucky, she was the daughter of the late James O. Sneed and A. Pauline Sneed.
She was a former teller for the Farmers Citizens Bank.
She is survived by her son, William A. Stewart III and his wife, Kelly; daughter, Pamela Crady and her husband, Daniel; brother, Mitchell O. Sneed; 5 grandchildren, Sabrina Porter and her husband, Darick, Zachary Stewart, Dylan Stewart, Valerie Hobson and Daniel McNutt; 3 great-grandchildren, Devin Hortenberry, Issac Hortenberry and Marshall Jenkins.
Preceded in death by her parents,; husband, William “Bill” A. Stewart; sister, Nancy D. Stewart.
Direct cremation was chosen.
Hughes-Taylor Funeral Home is entrusted with arrangements.
Today, the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) announced it will extend the crop acreage reporting deadline for states impacted by recent flooding and heavy moisture, including Indiana.
This announcement comes in response to a letter to USDA Secretary Sonny Perdue led by Senator Todd Young (R-Ind.), Senator Mike Braun (R-Ind.), and Representative Larry Bucshon, M.D, (R-IN-08), and also signed by Representative Pete Visclosky (D-IN-01), Jackie Walorski (R-IN-02), Susan W. Brooks (R-IN-05), André Carson (D-IN-07), Jim Banks (R-IN-03), James Baird (R-IN-04), and Greg Pence (R-IN-06).
“The Indiana delegation remains united in strengthening our rural communities, which benefit our entire state. Indiana is a national leader in corn and soybean production, and we are glad the USDA heard our call for action to help mitigate the immediate and long-term effects of planting hardship in Indiana,” said the signers of the letter.
In addition to extending the crop acreage reporting deadline to July 22 for agriculture states impacted by recent flooding and heavy moisture, the USDA also previously announced updates to the haying and grazing date for producers who have planted cover crops on prevented plant acres; special sign-ups through the Environmental Quality Incentives Program for assistance to plant cover crops; and a deadline extension to report prevented plant acres in certain places.